Stevenson Challenged as Johnson Campaigned in Texas
Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson broadcast across Texas invited voters to judge his opponent Coke Stevenson on key domestic and international issues. Johnson urged Stevenson to state its stand on major measures submitted to Congress as the Aug run off loomed for the Senate seat once held by W. Lee O'Daniel.
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Walmington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtexas
Texas
Coke Stevenson
W. Lee O'Daniel
Johnson
Stevenson
Iallengis
Congress
He Wen
Truman Frogram
Wold Vrile
Plane strike damages Greensburg home injures woman
Mrs Linda Caroline 65 was taken to a hospital with possible rib fractures after an airplane struck her home yesterday. Pilot Atlas Greenfield 47 of Evansville was also hospitalized with cuts and bruises after the incident.
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Greensburg
Linda Caroline
Caroline
Caraline
Atlas Greenfield
Evansville
Lions elect new president at annual convention
Dr. Eugene Briggs, 58, president of Phillips University in Enid Oklahoma, becomes president of Lions International at the final session of the four day convention. He succeeds Fred W. Smith of Ventura California. Briggs and most nominees were unopposed in morning voting.
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New York
Eugene §. Briggs
Phillips University
Enid, Ohlo
Lions International
Service
Fred W. Smith
Ventura
Clif. Briggs
Army seeks a song to rally troops and march
New York July 29. The army cannot draft or requisition a song so it offers a contest. Soldiers or civilians may submit entries for a tune worthy to become the over all army song. The winning piece must have military character and be suitable for marching and singing. The winner will be announced on Army Day in 1949 and will gain the distinction of writing the winning song.
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New York
First Army
Army
Oz Army
Picket Line Struggles at Dayton Plant Amid Union Pressure
About 200 persons gathered outside the Dayton plant as 10 unionists resumed a march past police. Police formed two columns to prevent disorder amid threats of mass picketing. Some 30 pickets began at 6:30 am then more were expected as CIO unions call for action and a county-wide protest. Earlier clashes injured several pickets from United Electrical Workers Local 768.
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VUN
Umms Sens Co
Montgomery County
GIO Indus
Chuners
Uslvisatrika
CIO
United Fleetrical Workers’ Union
New Names For Two Roads At Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston announces renaming of Division Ave to Patch Road to honor Gen. Alexander M. Patch and Service Road S40 to Hinds Road in memory of Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds. Widows of both generals were notified of the honors.
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Ft. Sam Houston
J. W. Collier
Sam Houston
Division Ave
Patch Road
Alexander M. Patch
Fourth Army
Doddfield
Hinds Road
Ernest Hinds
Private Citizens to Probe Loopholes Around United Nations
Washington July 29 Five private citizens receive eff veial orders to examine legal barriers around the United Nations for any loopholes that could let foreign agents threaten U S security. The group includes B M McKelway editor of the Washington Star James H Rowe Jr sorter assistant attorney general and Marcellus C Sheild former clerk of the house appropriations committee.
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Washington
United Nations
B. M. McKelway
Washington Star
James H. Rowe Jr
Hoover Commission
Marcellus C. Sheild
House Appropriations Committee
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